Mark Espat & Cordel Hyde React to Budget
Mark Espat and Cordel Hyde express the need for careful review before deciding on the budget during their first day on the backbench.
Mark Espat and Cordel Hyde express the need for careful review before deciding on the budget during their first day on the backbench.
Protests erupted outside the National Assembly as demonstrators clashed with police over new tax measures proposed by the Prime Minister.
Eight unions held a press conference to oppose proposed tax increases and called for a peaceful picket outside the National Assembly.
Customs officers respond to Home Affairs Minister Ralph Fonseca's comments about revenue leaks, demanding clarification and defending their integrity.
San Ignacio Town Council claims a piece of land was sold without consent, causing concerns for local bus operators and residents.
Ralph Fonseca discussed the new budget and taxes, assuring that PAYE will not be affected and emphasizing a focus on growth despite austerity measures.
Prime Minister Said Musa outlines a plan for public finance reform amid consultations on a budget that may introduce new taxes.
Michael Finnegan criticizes Prime Minister Said Musa's reform proposals for public finance, calling them ineffective and lacking political will.
Godfrey Smith defends his decision not to resign from Cabinet following the ousting of Mark Espat, citing differing interpretations of a pact among ministers.
Horris Patten denies voting for Narda Garcia's reappointment as Social Security CEO, contradicting claims made by Yasin Shoman.
Unions and the Chamber of Commerce met with the Cabinet Finance Committee to discuss Prime Minister Musa's budget and the potential for new taxes amid a fiscal deficit.
Prime Minister Musa and Dr. Carla Barnett are promoting the new budget amid concerns of a significant deficit and plans for new borrowing.
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